Blamed sight worse: a cranky bachelor longs for compassion
The old bachelor endures gout and loud household noise with no medical aid. He laments lacking kind words and gentle touch, while servants fulfill duties to ease his life, yet the wish for affection remains unmet. Obituary note mentions Cynthia L Hutchisons born 1816 Dayton Ohio died May 2 1900 Topeka Kansas with ten surviving children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia L. Hutchisons
Dayton
Ohio
Topeka
Kansas
Frank
Irvin
Edward
Warren
Amos
Maria Lumsden
Sophia
Shaffer
Emma Young
Mary A. Adams
Rose E. Charles
Pacific Coast
Santa Fe
Ind
Baptist Church
Neighborhood News Snapshot From Weasow and Alpha
Local notes report cheerful visits including Alpha greetings to Mgr and Mrs Alfred Woolley and Jesse Friend from Denver. Elmer Robison in poor health, house cleaning season noted, and Otto buys a new corn planter ready for planting with neatness and dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
Alfred Woolley
Elmer Robison
Jesse Friend
Denver
M. E. Sloppy
Oscar Mummert
J. W. Thompson
Perrysburg
Weasow
Otto
Deedsville Weather Damages Fences and Trees
A wind storm last Monday night damaged fences fruit trees and timber near Deedsville. Rev J M Jellison visited friends in Deeds on Wednesday. Many from the area attended Macy church Wednesday night but the service lacked spiritual fire. Levi Karn did business in Denver on Wednesday. A small town blaze occurred Friday morning at the building occupied by G Vore. Verily Macy is described as a dead town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Jellison
Deeds
Macy
Levi Karn
Denver
G. Vore
Death of well known blacksmith David Armantrout
David Armantrout, a longtime Peru Ohio blacksmith born in Ohio, died at his home at 77 West Fifth Street after stomach and heart trouble. He was seventy, married to Mrs. Armantrout, and survived by three brothers Peter Rochester John Courter and Oliver Denver. He joined Miami Lodge of Masons and the lodge will conduct funeral rites.
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Penn Evening Journal
David Armantrout
West Fifth Street
Ohio
Peru
Reuben Armantrout
Miami
Masons
Death of Byron Morehouse in Neath County
Byron Morehouse died suddenly Sunday afternoon while visiting his brother A A Morehouse. He collapsed in his brother’s arms as the death angel came. He leaves a wife and two children, a large family and friends to mourn. The funeral was held at the Baptist church with Rev J A Koontz officiating and burial in Courter cemetery.
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Morehouse
A. A. Morehouse
A. Avi
E. P
Byron
A. A
Baptist
J. A. Koontz
Courter
Epworth League Program May 20 1900 Evening
Epworth League program lists May 20 1900 Sunday evening events with song by Hes Praver, roll call scripture response minutes of previous session and topic Power in Temperance led by Amy Cannon. Short addresses by league members, select reading by Carrie Hoff, recitation and duette followed by benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes Praver
Sively
Amy Cannon
League
Carrie Hoff
Last Week Baptist Youth Union Reorganizes
On May 3 the B Y P U of the Baptist church reformed at the parsonage. Rev Koontz chaired, Gertrude Medsker served as secretary, and officers were elected including Elbert Zook president and Walter Eisaman treasurer. Union meets Sundays with monthly business meetings on the first Friday. all interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Koontz
Gertrude Medsker
Elbert Zook
S. C Gallahan
Maye Bell
Floyd Zook
Walter Eisaman
Glen Murphy
Etta Eisaman
Omer
Zook
Bertha Wright
Otto Murphy
Nettie Beal
Alma Zook
Lona Dewala
Bertha Bell
Edwin Murphy
Judge Horace P. Biddle Dies at 89 in Logansport
Judge Horace P. Biddle a distinguished Logansport jurist and one of Indiana’s best known citizens died peacefully last Sunday night at 9 in his Island Home surrounded by relatives aged 89. He was celebrated as a premier judge and scholar whose like is rare in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace P. Biddle
Logansport
Island
Biddle
Indiana
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Cures Civil War Wounds
During the Civil War G B Stead of Newark Michigan suffered ulcers for twenty years until Bucklen’s Amica Salve cured him. Ad claims the salve heals cuts bruises burns boils felons corns skin eruptions and hemorrhoids. Pitches 25 cents a box with a cure guaranteed through W L Piper druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Bucklen
W. L. Piper
Denver items note travels and shop ads in local column
Local notes show residents visiting Indianapolis and Denver for lodge events and family visits. Advertisements promote Mrs Piper's millinery hall Hall Loewenthal's neckwear and Clarks eye service with Dr Newell. A Sunday school convention and upcoming lectures are announced along with real estate and harness deals.
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Mark Gault
Torexk
Eorror
Neighborhood News
Wensrow
John Fahl
Family
Dr. Hicks
ALPHA
Deedsville
Epworth League
Richard’ Ol Pitan Reliable
Judge Biddle
George Kessler
Indianapolis
Clara Piper
Hall & Loewenthal’s
Tom Boots
Lavina Jones
Roann
J. M. Baker
Lodge
Rebekah
Dr. Newell
F. P. Stowman
Winamac
Charley Haines
Grace
Lew
Jacob Arnest
Paddytown
J.D. A
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Capt. Books
Jefferson ‘Township
Olds
Denver Roller Mills
John H. Stephens
South Broadway
Laura Gerard
John McCalla
Albert Woolley
Walnut
Mary Lewis
John Ritzius
Wabash
R. Keller
White Pigeon
Mt. Zion Church
Newell
J. Wolff
Harr & Loewen
Thal
W. O. Piper
Harry Piper
Ann Arbor Homeopathic Hospital
Harry
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